Copper price suffers the indicators’ contradiction – Analysis – 19-10-2018

Economies.com
2018-10-19 08:56AM UTC

The major indicators’ contradiction continued to affect Copper price trades, to continue fluctuating below the moving average 55, postponing the main bullish attack, as the stability of 2.7700 and forming an obstacle against the current fluctuations increases the chances of the price decline towards 50% Fibonacci correction level at 2.7000.

 

On the other hand, succeeding to surpass the current barrier will cancel the correctional bearish overview, to expect gathering new positive momentum followed by attempting to record new positive targets that start at 2.8500 followed by 2.9000.

 

Expected trading range for today is between 2.7700 and 2.7000

 

Expected trend for today: Bearish temporarily

Commodities News

Gold News

Commodities

Gold returns higher towards $2400
2024-04-18 18:59PM UTC
Gold prices rose on Thursday as the dollar advanced against most major rivals amid mounting ...
Gold News

Commodities

Gold advances towards unprecedented peaks
2024-04-18 09:21AM UTC
Gold prices rose in European trade on Thursday, resuming gains and moving once again towards record ...
Oil News

Commodities

Oil prices extend losses to 3%, hitting April lows
2024-04-17 18:33PM UTC
Oil prices fell on Wednesday and sharpened their losses considerably following US inventory data, ...

Commodities Technical Analysis

Technical Analysis

Commodities

Wheat price is recovering – Forecast today - 19-04-2024
2024-04-19 04:21AM UTC
Wheat Price Analysis Expected Scenario Wheat price opens today’s trading with ...
Technical Analysis

Commodities

Sugar price loses momentum – Forecast today - 19-04-2024
2024-04-19 04:21AM UTC
Sugar Price Analysis Expected Scenario Sugar price settles around 19.50$ level, noticing ...
Technical Analysis

Commodities

Soybean price continues to decline – Forecast today - 19-04-2024
2024-04-19 04:20AM UTC
Soybean Price Analysis Expected Scenario Soybean price shows more bearish bias to reach ...